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Tibhar Evolution FX-P

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Evolution FX-P from TIBHAR is the most flexible and soft version of the EVOLUTION rubber family. This rubber confers a lot of sensation and control in any playing situation. FX-P is a high-performing rubber proven by the enormous sound resulting from topspin strokes. The rubber surface is rich in spins and its soft sponge with high catapult effect gives the sufficient power necessary for a variable topspin game. The player who likes to attack near the table and is not willing to concede any ball while playing a risky game will be delighted by the fine tuning of the rubber surface with the soft sponge of the EVOLUTION FX-P.

PRO-TENSION rubber surface is grippy and rich in spin, with perfect elasticity and stability.

RED POWER SPONGE is bright red, open porous, and spectacular. Adapts perfectly to the situation.

Speed: 94
Spin: 98
Control: 68
Hardness: 40.1



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Pros

  • The Tibhar Evolution FX-P rubber offers excellent control and spin, with users noting a satisfying 'THOCK' sound when attacking. It's soft sponge allows for somewhat padded, linear blocking, and is well-suited for a controlled, spin, counter-attack and finesse style of play.
  • The rubber is forgiving in all aspects of the game and is compared favorably to the Tenergy 05 fx. It's described as a reliable 'honda' compared to Tenergy's 'formula 1 car', suggesting that it's less flashy but more consistent and reliable for most players.
  • The rubber is praised for its good control, speed, and spin. It's suitable for a looper who wants control as well as the speed to finish a point. It's also noted for its durability, with one user mentioning that they've used it for 11 months straight without a single crack on the topsheet.

Cons

  • Some users found the rubber to be too slow for their liking, and others mentioned that it doesn't produce enough spin with the Pball. There were also complaints about the rubber being heavy, which can affect control.
  • A few users experienced issues with gluing the rubber flat, resulting in a bumpy surface. Others noted that the throw angle is lower than they prefer, and the weight is heavier than other rubbers they've used.
  • There were complaints about the rubber's performance on certain blades, with one user describing it as 'mushy' and hard to control. Some users also noted that the rubber's speed and liveliness degrade quickly after a month or so of use.

Reviews of Tibhar Evolution FX-P (29)

I tested it on a few blades I have and I have to say that it is pretty rubish on majority of them. Only on Stiga AC blade it was decent. It is rather heavy aswell, which completely disqualifies it for me, since head heavy rackets don't allow for good control. When I put it on my backhand on Yasaka SE it was just plain awfull. Mushy, hard to receive anything with it and made the racket heavy and unpleasant to play with. Topspins were also a tragedy. On Tibhar IV-L blade was just so slow and mushy. Throw angle is very much dependant on how hard you hit with it. Like I said it was fine on flexxy blade like Stiga AC, but on stiffer ones absolute tragedy. Still 2 heavy to recommend.
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Just a cheap copy of butterfly rubbers, dont even try it after one month no spin possible, topsheet is really bad stuff. Try some other brands if you dont want to be dissappointed!
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Don't use a soft and light blade with it (balsa inner ply), otherwise you'll lack power in some situation at mid distance from the table. Otherwise, good control in all situation. The durability is not that great, after 6 months (2 times a week) the speed has decreased and rubber surface worn.
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9.4/10 for OFF style. FH: Donic Bluefire M1 Turbo, 2.2mm, 52g (0.256g/cm^2), 50 degrees (ESN), 38.5 degrees (Shore A). BH: Tibhar Evolution FX-P, 2.15mm, 49g (0.239g/cm^2), 40 degrees (ESN), 33.5 degrees (Shore A). Blade: TSP Balsa 8.5, 80g, 157mm x 150mm x 10.5mm (Width x Height x Thickness). Plies: 5 (3 Wood + 2 Composite): Ayous - GlassFibre - Balsa - GlassFibre - Ayous.
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Fast with awesome control. The weight is perfect. Ball placement and blocking comes easy. Has a very nice grip and plays exceptionally well. Put this rubber (max) on both sides of the Gambler Fire Dragon Hinoki blade and it performed exceptional. Keep in mind that the speed of the rubber is dictated by the speed of the blade when reviewing. Outstanding rubber with amazing control with the ability to perform the way you want it to. Getting good results using Butterfly Free Chack II glue (best one layer glue on the market IMO) one layer on blade and one layer on the sponge. Note: Used many high profile blades but the Gambler Fire Dragon Hinoki FL was a bit of a surprise (top-notch craftsmanship and gorgeous). Also, the rubber performs well on a Butterfly Garaydia ZLC and a Donic Ovtcharov Carbospeed. VERY NICE RUBBER (IMO).
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